The Church of St. Paul in Passau, Germany. It’s the oldest church in the city and was built on parts of the old Roman wall.
Posts Tagged With: Picture of the Week
Travel Tuesday photo: Kon-Tiki Raft
The Kon-Tiki raft that Thor Heyerdahl and others sailed from Peru to Polynesia to prove that South Sea islands were settled by explorers from South America. It’s now in a museum in Oslo, Norway.
Categories: Norway, Picture of the Week
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Travel Tuesday Photo: A Warthog in The Living Desert, Palm Desert, California
Categories: California, North America, Picture of the Week, United States
Tags: California, Palm Desert, Picture of the Week, The Living Desert, Warthog, Zoo
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Travel Tuesday Photo: Steamer Wharf, Queenstown, New Zealand
Categories: New Zealand, Oceania, Picture of the Week
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Travel Tuesday photo: Flowers outside First Emperor Qin Mausoleum
Categories: Asia, China, Picture of the Week
Tags: Asia, China, Picture of the Week, Terra Cotta Warriors, Xian
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Travel Tuesday photo: Hadrian’s Arch and the Acropolis
The Parthenon sits on the Acropolis and overlooks Hadrian’s Arch. The Temple of Zeus is located behind the camera.
Categories: Europe, Greece, Picture of the Week
Tags: Acropolis, Athens, Europe, Greece, Hadrian's Arch, Parthenon, Picture of the Week
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Travel Tuesday photo: Old Town (Gamla Stan) Stockholm
Categories: Europe, Picture of the Week, Sweden
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Travel Tuesday photo: A bald eagle at Grant’s Farm
Categories: Missouri, North America, United States
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Travel Tuesday photo: The Black Abbey of Kilkenny
The Black Abbey of Kilkenny, Ireland. It dates to the early 13th century.
Travel Tuesday photo: “Non-violence” a.k.a “The Knotted Gun”
“Non-violence”, also known as “The Knotted Gun”, a sculpture by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd. The original is outside the UN but there are several copies around the world, including this one in Malmö, Sweden. The sculptor knew John Lennon and the gun is a .357 magnum, the same type that was used to end Lennon’s life.











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